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KSOP Ph.D. Seminars

June 1, 2010: Research Area II and III

Program:

Rebecca Kelting, RA II: Ion mobility spectrometry

*Ninette Stuerzl, RA II: Spectroscopy of single walled carbon nanotubes

José Pérez, RA III: Near Field Optical Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy

  

April 29, 2009: Research Area II and III in cooperation with Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg

Program:

Andreas Luz, RA II: Photosensitive Bismuth Solutions

Matthias Wissert, RA II: Dark-field Microscopy and Two-Photon Induced Luminescence

Birgit Rudat, RA III:  Single-Biomolecule spectrometry techniques

Jean Besbas, ULP: Theoretical and experimental studies of ultrafast demagnetization dynamics in Diluted Magnetic Semiconductor nanostructures

Emel Sungur, ULP: Photostructuration of dy-doped polymers by two-Photon Microscopy applied to optical data storage and thermoactive Microsystems

Rafal Jasiak, ULP: Quantum electron dynamics in thin metal films

 

 

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October 15, 2008, Research Area I: Photonic Materials & Devices

The students of Research Area I emphasized with presentations on

- Nanoscribe - a technology driven start-up

- Photovoltaics - political setting, current challenges and future outlooks

- Methods for simulating Maxwell's equations

very successfully a broad variety of topics within their field of research. The active discussions within the scope of the seminar were continued in the subsequent get-together at the International Department.

      

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June 11, 2008, Research Area III: Biomedical Photonics and Research Area IV: Optical Systems

The program of the first KSOP Ph.D. seminar was set up by the students of Research Area III and IV. Especially the format of shared presentations to one common topic was highly appreciated. 

The following presentations were given:

- Information Displays: An overview of Technologies, Modern Applications and Market Trends

- Quantom Dots: Synthesis and Application in Neurobiological Research

- Feature Selection for Image Processing

- Classification of Weather Situations on Single Color Images

    

Within the scope of the subsequent KSOP Summer Party including a barbecue in the courtyard of the International Department, KSOP Ph.D. students, master students, mentors and professors had the opportunity to share their knowlegde and experience in a very relaxed atmosphere.

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